Mental Health Webinar: Eating Disorders and Current Trends in Diet Culture

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attending in their child outpatient department. Tonight we have two fantastic speakers with us. We have Dr. Rosalind Kaplan and Dr. Frannie Pollock. I will start by giving us a little bit of an introduction into who they are and then we will get started in our discussion. Dr. Rosalind Kaplan is a physician who practiced general internal medicine and primary care with a special specialization in eating disorders for over 30 years. She has a disorders for over 30 years. She has a medical She was a medical consultant for Renfrew Center for almost a decade. Currently she's winding down her clinical career but she continues to teach medical residents at Cooper Hospital in Camden as well as medical students in Thomas Jefferson Sidney Kimmel Medical School in Philadelphia. She writes and teaches narrative medicine and she lives with her husband who's also a physician and has two adult children and two rescue dogs. So welcome Dr. Kaplan. Thank you dogs. So welcome Dr. Kaplan. Thank you for being here. Thank you. Dr. Frannie Pollock is a licensed psychologist and social worker. She's been in practice for 30 years. Dr. Pollock has worked at multiple inpatient day treatment and outpatient programs. Currently she's working at Bala Child and Family Associates where she sees individuals, teens, and families. She also currently teaches and supervises dissertations at the doctoral program at the University of Pennsylvania. She also teaches at Sarah Pennsylvania. She also teaches at Sarah Schnier YU School of Social Work, um, Council for Relationships, and is a senior trainer for the family-based program in Pennsylvania. Uh, Dr. also gives lectures within the community and has written several, um, articles in journals and has co-authored several book chapters. She certified in EMDR, IPT, and EFT and uses a wide range of these approaches for all of her clients. Thank you, Dr. for being here with us. Thank you. Thank you.

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1. 0:30attending in their child outpatient department. Tonight we have two fantastic speakers with us. We have…
2. 6:09questions, but um you know, we think about eating disorders um typically as affecting um adolescent…
3. 12:17I think they're not enough I think that we have to go beyond the basic questionnaires…
4. 18:28you know, um, dehydration that goes on for for more than a day. You know, we…
5. 24:47for instance, um, in in bulimia, um, antidepressants, um, in the group of Prozac, Zoloft, the…
6. 30:57along the way. And then the farther out the the genetics go the less it really…
7. 36:37put on a gown. I've I've had unfortunate situations where patients have tried to use all…
8. 42:48BMI has been used as though BMI is the only indicator of health. And in fact,…
9. 48:55she'd have to reveal that she was seeing a therapist, and that would be problematic. So,…
10. 55:03does weighing that child to track their health potentially place too much of a focus on…

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